March Newsletter is Here
Public History News this month includes a preview of the new NCPH blog, “History@Work,” one of the blogs first posts (on consulting), an overview of the Milwaukee annual meeting, the Treasurer’s Report, and more. Members’ print copies will arrive in a couple of weeks. http://ncph.org/cms/wp-content/uploads/Newsletter-2012-March.pdf
Long Range Plan
We would value hearing what members and other friends of the organization think of the draft Long Range Plan for NCPH. See it in the March newsletter or at http://ncph.org/cms/wp-content/uploads/NCPH-LONG-RANGE-PLAN-DRAFT-4.5.pdf. Please send comments by March 31.
Conference Hotels MilwaukeeSpecial OAH/NCPH meeting-only rates are available at two downtown hotels, the Hilton Milwaukee City Center and the Hyatt Regency Milwaukee. Both hotels are connected to the Frontier Airlines Center, where the Exhibit Hall and the majority of the convention sessions are scheduled. Most meals and receptions will be held in the Hilton, which is a classic art deco hotel built in 1927. Staying at the conference hotels is convenient and provides a great opportunity for additional networking. Both hotels are located in the center of downtown with easy access to entertainment, dining, and art and history museums. http://ncph.org/cms/conferences/2012-annual-meeting-3/
Full Conference Program
A PDF of the full Program for the joint NCPH/OAH Annual Meeting is at http://annualmeeting.oah.org/library/2012program.pdf.
Workshops for Professional Development
When registering for Milwaukee, how about signing up for some direct professional development? Among this year’s several offerings are “Preparing NH Landmark Nominations”, “Tenure and Promotion for the Publicly Engaged Historian,” an “Oral History Workshop,” and the “THATCamp NCPH” digital history unconference.
International Federation - Election Results
The following have been elected to serve on the Steering Committee of the International Federation for Public History:
Long Range Plan
We would value hearing what members and other friends of the organization think of the draft Long Range Plan for NCPH. See it in the March newsletter or at http://ncph.org/cms/wp-content/uploads/NCPH-LONG-RANGE-PLAN-DRAFT-4.5.pdf. Please send comments by March 31.
Conference Hotels MilwaukeeSpecial OAH/NCPH meeting-only rates are available at two downtown hotels, the Hilton Milwaukee City Center and the Hyatt Regency Milwaukee. Both hotels are connected to the Frontier Airlines Center, where the Exhibit Hall and the majority of the convention sessions are scheduled. Most meals and receptions will be held in the Hilton, which is a classic art deco hotel built in 1927. Staying at the conference hotels is convenient and provides a great opportunity for additional networking. Both hotels are located in the center of downtown with easy access to entertainment, dining, and art and history museums. http://ncph.org/cms/conferences/2012-annual-meeting-3/
Full Conference Program
A PDF of the full Program for the joint NCPH/OAH Annual Meeting is at http://annualmeeting.oah.org/library/2012program.pdf.
Workshops for Professional Development
When registering for Milwaukee, how about signing up for some direct professional development? Among this year’s several offerings are “Preparing NH Landmark Nominations”, “Tenure and Promotion for the Publicly Engaged Historian,” an “Oral History Workshop,” and the “THATCamp NCPH” digital history unconference.
International Federation - Election Results
The following have been elected to serve on the Steering Committee of the International Federation for Public History:
Chair, Serge Noiret, European University Institute, Italy
Vice-Chair, Jean-Pierre Morin, Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada
Treasurer, Michael Devine, Harry S. Truman Presidential Library, United States
Secretary, Arnita Jones, Executive Director Emerita of the American Historical Association
Delegate, Anna Adamek, Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa, Canada
Delegate, Andreas Etges, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
Congratulations to those elected, and thank you to all who participated as candidates! If you would like more information about the IFPH or would like to join, visit http://ncph.org/cms/international-federation-for-public-history/.
Jobs
Searching for or posting a public history job or internship on the NCPH website is free! http://ncph.org/cms/careers-training/
www.ncph.org
Putting history to work in the world
Jobs
Searching for or posting a public history job or internship on the NCPH website is free! http://ncph.org/cms/careers-training/
www.ncph.org
Putting history to work in the world
